A Bloody Nave’s Oral Wet Slurp

 
 

Deep Words by Dan Handy

10082011 Scrabble Poetry Exercise requires your participation. Post your instant masterpiece at the bottom of the page (as a comment, thanks)!

The student-warriors present this week were Dan, Ahmed, and myself. I don’t have too much to say about the match this week other than that Ahmed was victorious again scoring 234, Dan finished with 195, and I came in dead last with 171 points.



Josh considers ordering the S.O.



Josh, another couch surfer, showed up too late again to play scrabble. Instead he was content to scribble geometric lines and patterns on a lacy napkin. He's a retired Microsoft programmer and creative musician. On a few occasions, Josh has composed, recorded, and mastered an album (of experimental music) in twenty-four hours.





Is Ahmed cheating? Is he planing his next play in the dictionary...hm..
...this must be why he usually wins...



I was close four plays in



my two big plays for 25 & 26 points





The spread was tight

 

...the writers exercise is at the bottom...





you get extra credit if you can read Ahmed's hand writing



Words Played: stabs, towns, grade / we / od / ta, get / tag / ode / wet, feigns, laying, zoo / of, bloody, owed / aw / ye / id, hid / he / en, offals, qat, qi / ni, nave, amen, tap / am / pe, tape / rend, peak / ad, yo / os, xi / in, qats / slur, pouch / slurp, oh / oral, taper / re / jeer, admit, vile, cut , zit, joy, mi

this is made of yarn



The Racer Café is an interesting joint. They serve good breakfast foods and the walls are a tribute to bad art. I spent a fifteen minutes photographing a few of the worst pieces. There are several portraits of Jesus (most are in the Obama room) and one of them, on the north wall, is composed entirely of easter peeps.

the cross eyed farmers union meets at the square





peeps jeer and rend the vile pouch

 






the peeping Jesus waits to be eaten
understanding follows digestion

 



The final layout of all but these four tiles: "I, R, U, & R."

 

For this entry, the assignment of the reader is to compose a short story or poem utilizing the words played on this board. There are plenty of rich words to utilize and you shouldn’t have any difficulty at all scrawling out a few lines. Please paste your masterpiece in a comment below.

Let's see if you can make the grade...